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Bloomington Family Aquatic Center to delay June 9 opening
The City is delaying the Bloomington Family Aquatic Center (BFAC) opening date of June 9 to allow time for crews to repair a leak detected in a pipe underneath the main pool surface. BFAC will open no earlier than Friday, June 13.Public Health’s impact in 2024
Bloomington Public Health serves Bloomington, Edina and Richfield. Its 2024 annual report showcases BPH’s mission to promote, protect and improve community health.
Support crime prevention at the Book ’Em Sale
The Bloomington Crime Prevention Association invites you to join in its 30th Annual Book ’Em Used Book Sale, at 10779 Hampshire Ave. S., to support local crime prevention programs.
Proposed changes to sidewalk snow removal
To improve winter walking conditions and better align with other City snow removal operations, the City of Bloomington has hosted conversations about adjustments to its sidewalk snowplowing routes.
Optimist Club honors outstanding police staff
The Optimist Club and the Bloomington Police Department recently recognized Detective Kristin Boomer with the Respect for Law Officer of the Year award.
Register your National Night Out party today
Join the celebration on National Night Out, August 5, a beloved summer tradition bringing neighborhoods together for fun, connection and community safety.
Mark your calendar: Home Energy Workshop
Enjoy a no-cost, light dinner and hear experts share information about home energy efficiency, electrification and solar energy at the Home Energy Workshop on Wednesday, August 7, 6:30-8 p.m., Black Box Theater, Bloomington Civic Plaza, 1800 W. Old Shakopee Road.
Artistry presents “Singin’ in the Rain”
Artistry will present “Singin’ in the Rain” at the Schneider Theater from July 31 to August 24 at the Bloomington Center for the Arts, 1800 W. Old Shakopee Road.
Healthy Living & Sustainability Fairs offer resources, tools and freebies
Join us at Bloomington’s Healthy Living & Sustainability Fairs for resources, tools and freebies to help you live healthier and greener!Turtles get a safer route – and so do we!
Big news for our small, shelled neighbors. A study by the Minnesota Zoo’s Field Conservation Department found that East Bush Lake Road is a dangerous crossing for turtles, especially near the Richardson Nature Center, due to heavy traffic and sharp curves.
Media Releases
The City of Bloomington publishes media releases from time to time, to share newsworthy information that may be of interest to the community and to the audiences of local media outlets.
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